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Moses and Curio - Volume 1

Daniel Glenn

Publisher: Linville Press, LLC

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Summary

Get ready to root for the ruthless when this couple steps onto the stage...and if you are wise, always remember...you never saw a thing!
Moses Holliday and Curio Phelonie work together as hired killers, collecting bounties on marked souls across the various landscapes of the Deep South, during the changing times of the early 1990's. 
Passionate only about both plying their dark trade successfully and returning to their bayou lair to savor a tender embrace that may always be their last, this unlikely couple discover each other's dark pasts and enjoy that rarest of occurrences- raw, mutual adulation - as they carry out the lethal whims of their employers, the notorious Fontenot brothers.
In this first of four in a series of novels by new author Daniel Glenn, follow the exploits of these sexy and unorthodox partners as they channel their physical energies into an enthralling collection of tales of murder for hire and love without the usual boundaries or platitudes of "normal" couples. For Moses and 
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Curio, "until Death do us part" is not just a catchphrase, it is a daily possibility and they live accordingly.
Locked and loaded with kinky interludes, warped personalities, shocking turns of fortune, and riveting encounters with enemies from all walks of life, these diverse chapters feature one wickedly tantalizing, and, very captivating, couple who will stop at nothing to keep on living and loving.
Available since: 05/23/2015.

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